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Here you can find out all about tagging and also change details.

TAGGING

 

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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP FORM

Please use this form if you want to inform us of a vehicle you have purchased

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Change of ownership. If a car carrying an Official NASA "Blue Tag" (confirming satisfactory testing of rollcage tube thickness) changes hands, the new owner is responsible for re-registering the tag number to be matched with his / her own Race Number / Licence Number. This can either be done by emailing the details to tagging@national-autograss.co.uk or by completing the form above

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Your Name, Your Email, Your Phone, Your Race No, Your Class,

 Last Owners Name, Last Owners Race No, Last Owners Class No, NASA Tag No

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CHANGE OF DETAILS FORM

Please use this form if you want to inform us of a change in your details 

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The form above is to be used to update any changes in your details.

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TAGGING

CLASS LINKS

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Class One

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Class Two

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Class Three

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Class Four

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Class Five

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Class Six

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Class Seven

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Class Eight, Nine & Ten

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Junior Special

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TAGGING CONTACTS

 

Cath Taylor
Phone: 07876260589
Email: cathtay85@gmail.com

 

ROLLCAGE TAGGING

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ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KEEP UP TO DATE.

From 2017 onwards, your Autograss Vehicle must have a valid NASA Rollcage tag to confirm the correct material thickness of your rollcage before you can race. On this page we will keep you up to date with the location of tagging around your area.

 

NO TAG - NO RACING

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With effect from Saturday 11th March 2017, note that anyone who races a car that is not tagged AND the Club that allows them to race without a tag will face disciplinary action.

 

TAGGING ISSUES

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Everybody needs to be aware of the circumstances in which a rollcage tag becomes void and the car will need re-tagging before racing again. These include:

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- If any bars in the cage are changed or modified - the tag is void 


- If a cage is removed from one car and put in another car - the tag is void 


- If a car is involved in an accident where any bars are damaged - the tag may be removed by a scrutineer and the car will need re-testing

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We have a record of every tag number, who it belongs to and which car it's fitted to. Any abuse of the tagging conditions will contravene the rules on sealing the NASA Members' Handbook, which makes it clear that this will result in disciplinary action.

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